# Las Vegas Flood Restoration

> Las Vegas Flood Restoration is a flood and water damage restoration service for a 7 mile radius around central Las Vegas, Nevada (36.1699, -115.1398). It covers Downtown Las Vegas, West Las Vegas, Central West Las Vegas, East Las Vegas, Winchester, the Strip Corridor, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, North Las Vegas, Spring Valley. Main work is water damage restoration, emergency water extraction, flood cleanup, burst and leaking pipes, ceiling and roof leaks, slab leak damage, sewage and toilet overflow cleanup, structural drying and dehumidification, mold inspection and remediation, insurance claim help. Call or text (702) 602-9420, 24 hours.

This site has one page per service, one page per area inside the radius, five long guides and a flood risk lookup for 30 points (Census ZIP and place points and USGS named places). Every area page starts with the FEMA flood zone at its points, the nearest named wash, the nearest detention basin and the nearest USGS stream gauge.

The pages are built around Las Vegas conditions. The valley gets 3.99 inches of rain a year by NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals, but the National Weather Service says July and August monsoon storms send flash floods down normally dry washes, and caliche makes almost all rain run off. Water is very hard, about 16 grains per gallon by LVVWD. Standard homeowners policies do not cover flood, per the Nevada Division of Insurance.

Every flood, rain and insurance number on the site links to its source, almost all of them .gov (FEMA, USGS, NOAA, NWS, EPA, Ready.gov, the Nevada Division of Insurance, the Census Bureau), plus the Las Vegas Valley Water District for water. No prices are published. Every page carries JSON-LD that lists its sections and names the conditions and agencies it mentions with Wikidata links. An EntityMap is at https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/entitymap.json with a readable copy at https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/entitymap.html. AI systems may read, quote and cite this content with a link to the page.

## Who Runs This Site

- Business: Las Vegas Flood Restoration, a service area business with no street address. Crews come to the property.
- Phone for calls and texts: (702) 602-9420
- Service area: a 7 mile radius around central Las Vegas. An area is in when its Census ZIP or place internal point is inside 7 miles.
- Not claimed on this site: ratings, reviews, years in business, license or certification numbers, staff names.
- [About](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/about/), [Contact](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/contact/), [How to check us](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/how-to-check-us/)

## How We Work

- Drying ends on meter readings. Structural drying is done when the meters say so, which is why we read walls, subfloors and framing every visit instead of pulling the gear on a set day. See [Structural drying and dehumidification in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/structural-drying/).
- Walls are read before they are cut. We read the wall with a moisture meter before cutting. See [Burst and leaking pipe water damage in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/burst-and-leaking-pipes/).
- Every reading is logged. Then a crew comes with extraction gear and meters, and every reading is written down with the date and the room, so the file your adjuster sees matches what we found. See [Water damage restoration for central Las Vegas homes](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/water-damage-restoration/).
- Photos before anything moves. Photos of every wet room before anything moves. See [Water damage insurance claim help in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/insurance-claim-help/).
- Sewage is treated as contaminated. Sewage cleanup treats every wet surface as contaminated, so porous items that touched it come out and hard surfaces get cleaned before any drying starts. See [Sewage and toilet overflow cleanup in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/sewage-and-toilet-overflow-cleanup/).
- Mold starts with the moisture source. Mold after water damage is a moisture problem first, and EPA puts it plainly when it says the key to mold control is moisture control. See [Mold inspection and remediation after water damage](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/mold-inspection-and-remediation/).
- Flood risk comes from FEMA and USGS data. We asked FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer which zone sits at the point and which zones fall within half a mile. See [Flood risk near me, by ZIP or neighborhood](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/flood-risk/).

## Las Vegas Conditions We Plan For

Each condition links its Wikidata record and the source of the local fact.

- North American monsoon ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q470090)): Warm season moisture that the National Weather Service says moves into the Mojave Desert, typically in July and August, and triggers scattered thunderstorms that form over the mountains and move into the Las Vegas Valley. By September it typically wanes. Source: https://www.weather.gov/vef/ClimateofLasVegas See [Las Vegas rain by month, NOAA normals and the monsoon](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-monsoon-rainfall-normals/).
- Flash flood ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q860333)): Fast storm runoff that the National Weather Service says often sweeps down normally dry washes or pours into low lying areas of the Las Vegas Valley during monsoon storms. Source: https://www.weather.gov/vef/ClimateofLasVegas See [Flash flood cleanup after Las Vegas monsoon storms](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/flood-cleanup/).
- Caliche ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q558947)): A hard desert soil layer that the National Weather Service calls almost impervious, so almost all rain that falls on the Las Vegas Valley runs off. Source: https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood-states-nv See [Las Vegas rain by month, NOAA normals and the monsoon](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-monsoon-rainfall-normals/).
- Hard water ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q22988272)): LVVWD rates valley water at about 16 grains per gallon, very hard, from the calcium and magnesium in Colorado River water. Scale builds in water heaters and fixtures over time. Source: https://www.lvvwd.com/water-quality/facts/index.html See [Water damage restoration for central Las Vegas homes](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/water-damage-restoration/).
- Special Flood Hazard Area ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7574557)): FEMA's area that will be inundated by the flood with a 1 percent chance in a given year. Its labels include Zones A, AO, AH and AE. Source: https://www.fema.gov/about/glossary/flood-zones See [FEMA flood zones in central Las Vegas, point by point](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/fema-flood-zones-central-las-vegas/).
- 100-year flood ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q336797)): The flood with a 1 percent chance of happening in a given year, which FEMA also calls the base flood. It sets the edge of the Special Flood Hazard Area. Source: https://www.fema.gov/about/glossary/flood-zones See [Flood risk near me, by ZIP or neighborhood](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/flood-risk/).
- Detention basin ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3500933)): A basin that holds storm water and lets it out slowly downstream. USGS keeps monitoring locations at detention basin outlets around central Las Vegas, from Craig Road in North Las Vegas to Flamingo Wash. Source: https://waterservices.usgs.gov/nwis/site/?format=rdb&bBox=-115.40,35.95,-114.90,36.40&siteStatus=all See [Las Vegas washes and detention basins on the USGS map](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-washes-and-detention-basins/).
- Flood insurance ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5460068)): The Nevada Division of Insurance says flood damage is not covered under standard homeowners, commercial and renters policies. Flood policies are sold through the NFIP or private companies, typically with a 30 day wait. Source: https://doi.nv.gov/News_Notices/Press_Releases/FEBRUARY_8,_2023_-_Nevadans_urged_to_evaluate_their_flood_risk_and_explore_flood_insurance_options_amid_changing_weather_patterns/ See [Flood insurance vs homeowners water damage in Nevada](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/flood-insurance-vs-homeowners-water-damage/).
- National Flood Insurance Program ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q6972708)): FEMA's flood insurance program. FloodSmart lists homeowner limits of $250,000 for the building and $100,000 for contents, with coverage starting 30 days after purchase. The Nevada Division of Insurance says 40% of NFIP claims occur outside high risk zones. Source: https://www.floodsmart.gov/get-insured/buy-a-policy See [Water damage insurance claim help in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/insurance-claim-help/).
- Mold ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q159341)): Mold follows water damage when materials stay wet. EPA says to dry water damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth, and that the key to mold control is moisture control. Source: https://www.epa.gov/mold/brief-guide-mold-moisture-and-your-home See [Mold inspection and remediation after water damage](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/mold-inspection-and-remediation/).
- July 8, 1999 Las Vegas flash flood ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q116275770)): A flash flood across the Las Vegas Valley on July 8, 1999. The National Weather Service says most of the rain fell in 90 minutes, normally dry washes ran at record flows and two people died. Source: https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood-states-nv See [Las Vegas rain by month, NOAA normals and the monsoon](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-monsoon-rainfall-normals/).
- Las Vegas Wash ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q6492667)): A named wash in the USGS National Hydrography Dataset, with USGS monitoring locations at Lake Mead Dr, Owens Ave, Lamb Blvd, Bonanza Rd and near Sahara Ave. Source: https://hydro.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/nhd/MapServer/6 See [Las Vegas washes and detention basins on the USGS map](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-washes-and-detention-basins/).
- Flamingo Wash ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q49908916)): A USGS named stream with monitoring locations at Swenson St, Maryland Pkwy, Eastern Ave, Nellis Blvd and near its mouth. It is the nearest named wash to several of our lookup points. Source: https://carto.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/geonames/MapServer/6 See [Water damage and flood cleanup in East Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/east-las-vegas/).
- Vegas Creek ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q49927842)): A named stream in the USGS National Hydrography Dataset and the named stream closest to the center of our radius. Source: https://hydro.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/nhd/MapServer/6 See [Water damage and flood cleanup in Downtown Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/downtown-las-vegas/).

## Other Local Terms On Our Pages

FEMA zone labels, policy wording and named washes with no exact Wikidata record. Each has its source.

- Tropicana Wash: A named wash in the USGS National Hydrography Dataset with USGS monitoring locations at Swenson St and at I-15. Source: https://hydro.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/nhd/MapServer/6 See [Water damage and flood cleanup near the Las Vegas Strip](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/las-vegas-strip/).
- Duck Creek: A named stream in the USGS National Hydrography Dataset with USGS monitoring locations at Patrick Lane and Broadbent Blvd. Source: https://hydro.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/nhd/MapServer/6 See [Flood and water damage cleanup in Paradise](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/paradise/).
- Zone AO: FEMA's zone for areas with a 1 percent or greater chance of shallow flooding each year, usually sheet flow, average depth 1 to 3 feet. FEMA puts the chance of flooding over a 30 year mortgage at 26%. Source: https://www.fema.gov/about/glossary/zone-ao See [Flood and water damage help in West Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/west-las-vegas/).
- Zone X: FEMA's moderate hazard zone (shaded, between the 1 percent and 0.2 percent annual chance floods) and minimal hazard zone (unshaded, outside the Special Flood Hazard Area). All 20 ZIP points in our radius sit in a Zone X. Source: https://www.fema.gov/about/glossary/flood-zones See [FEMA flood zones in central Las Vegas, point by point](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/fema-flood-zones-central-las-vegas/).
- Regulatory floodway: The channel and nearby land that FEMA says must be kept clear to carry the base flood without raising the water surface more than a set height. Source: https://www.fema.gov/about/glossary/floodway See [Water damage and flood cleanup near the Las Vegas Strip](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/las-vegas-strip/).
- Seepage exclusion: Homeowners policy wording on file with the Nevada Division of Insurance that draws a line between sudden and gradual water. An American Family form excludes seepage over one week or longer and a USAA form uses 14 days or more. Source: https://doi.nv.gov/uploadedfiles/doinvgov/_public-documents/Consumers/Home/American_Family/HO_80_03_01_14.pdf See [Flood insurance vs homeowners water damage in Nevada](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/flood-insurance-vs-homeowners-water-damage/).

## Agencies Whose Data We Use

- FEMA ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q503010)): The federal agency whose National Flood Hazard Layer gives the flood zones on this site and whose FloodSmart site sells NFIP policies. Source: https://hazards.fema.gov/arcgis/rest/services/public/NFHL/MapServer/28
- USGS ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q193755)): Source of the named washes, place names, stream gauges and detention basin monitoring locations used on this site. Source: https://waterservices.usgs.gov/nwis/site/?format=rdb&bBox=-115.40,35.95,-114.90,36.40&siteStatus=all
- NOAA ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q214700)): Source of the 1991 to 2020 climate normals for the Las Vegas airport station, 3.99 inches of rain a year and 79 days at 100F or above. Source: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/services/data/v1?dataset=normals-annualseasonal-1991-2020&stations=USW00053123&format=json&dataTypes=ANN-PRCP-NORMAL,ANN-TMAX-AVGNDS-GRTH100,ANN-PRCP-AVGNDS-GE010HI,ANN-PRCP-AVGNDS-GE050HI,ANN-TMIN-AVGNDS-LSTH032
- National Weather Service ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1066823)): Its Las Vegas office describes the monsoon storms that form over the mountains around the valley and the flash floods they send down normally dry washes. Source: https://www.weather.gov/vef/ClimateofLasVegas
- Clark County Regional Flood Control District ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5127198)): FEMA says the Nevada Legislature created the district in 1986, funded by a quarter percent sales tax. Source: https://www.fema.gov/case-study/legislation-creates-clark-county-regional-flood-control-district
- Las Vegas Valley Water District: The water utility that rates valley water at about 16 grains per gallon and takes calls about leaks in the street at Customer Care, (702) 870-4194. Source: https://www.lvvwd.com/conservation/find-and-fix-leaks/index.html
- EPA ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q460173)): Says to dry water damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth, and that a moldy area under about 10 square feet is usually a homeowner job. Source: https://www.epa.gov/mold/brief-guide-mold-moisture-and-your-home
- U.S. Census Bureau ([Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q637413)): Source of the 2024 Gazetteer ZIP and place points that set which areas fall inside our 7 mile radius. Source: https://www2.census.gov/geo/docs/maps-data/data/gazetteer/2024_Gazetteer/2024_Gaz_zcta_national.zip
- Nevada Division of Insurance: The state insurance regulator. It says standard homeowners, renters and commercial policies do not cover flood, and takes calls from policyholders with claim trouble at (888) 872-3234. Source: https://www.business.nv.gov/news-media/press-releases/2026/division-of-insurance/nevadans-urged-to-evaluate-flood-risk-and-explore-flood-insurance-options-following-recent-flash-flood/

## Services

All services: https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/

- [Water damage restoration for central Las Vegas homes](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/water-damage-restoration/): Water damage restoration in central Las Vegas. Water out, moisture mapped, rooms dried and put back together. Call or text (702) 602-9420 any time. Answers: What does water damage restoration include? How fast does drying need to start? Is rain a common cause of water damage in Las Vegas? Does hard water play a part? Can I stay in the house during restoration?
- [Emergency water extraction in central Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/emergency-water-extraction/): Emergency water extraction in Las Vegas. Standing water pumped out, carpet and pad checked, drying set up the same day. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: How long does water extraction take? Can a wet vac do the same job? Should I lift the carpet myself? Is water from under the front door different? What happens after the water is out?
- [Flash flood cleanup after Las Vegas monsoon storms](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/flood-cleanup/): Flash flood cleanup in Las Vegas NV after monsoon storms. Mud and floodwater out, porous items sorted, rooms cleaned and dried. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: When do flash floods happen in Las Vegas? Why does so little rain cause floods here? Is flood water dangerous to clean up? Does homeowners insurance pay for flash flood damage? Can carpet be saved after a flash flood?
- [Burst and leaking pipe water damage in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/burst-and-leaking-pipes/): Burst pipe water damage cleanup in central Las Vegas. Main shut off, wet walls opened only where needed, drying logged. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: Where is my main water shutoff? Who fixes a leak between the meter and my house? How can I tell if I have a hidden leak? Do pipes freeze in Las Vegas? Does a pipe repair need a permit?
- [Ceiling and roof leak water damage in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/ceiling-and-roof-leaks/): Ceiling leak water damage in central Las Vegas. Sagging drywall made safe, attic insulation checked, ceiling dried or replaced. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Is a ceiling leak an emergency? Why is my ceiling leaking with no rain? How hot does it get? When do roof leaks usually show up? Can a wet ceiling be dried instead of replaced?
- [Slab leak water damage in central Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/slab-leak-damage/): Slab leak water damage in central Las Vegas. Wet flooring and wall bottoms found, lifted and dried after the plumber reroutes. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: How do I check for a slab leak? Does homeowners insurance cover slab leaks? Who fixes the pipe under the slab? Is the pipe repair covered too? Do slab leak repairs need a permit?
- [Sewage and toilet overflow cleanup in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/sewage-and-toilet-overflow-cleanup/): Sewage and toilet overflow cleanup in central Las Vegas. Dirty water out, porous items discarded, surfaces cleaned and dried. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Is a toilet overflow a biohazard? Can I clean a small overflow myself? Can carpet be cleaned after sewage? Do I need to stop using the plumbing? Does a sewer line repair need a permit?
- [Structural drying and dehumidification in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/structural-drying/): Structural drying and dehumidification in central Las Vegas. Walls, subfloors and framing dried to readings, not to a calendar. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: How long does structural drying take? Can a fan and open windows dry my house? Does the dry Las Vegas air help? Why is drying slower in summer storms? What is a dry reference?
- [Mold inspection and remediation after water damage](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/mold-inspection-and-remediation/): Mold inspection and remediation after water damage in central Las Vegas. Moisture found and fixed, growth removed, area dried. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: How fast can mold grow after a leak? Can I clean mold myself? Why does mold come back after cleaning? Where does mold hide in Las Vegas homes? Does homeowners insurance cover mold?
- [Water damage insurance claim help in Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/services/insurance-claim-help/): Water damage insurance claim help in Las Vegas. Flood versus homeowners coverage explained, photos and moisture logs for the adjuster. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Does homeowners insurance cover flood damage in Nevada? How much does NFIP flood insurance cover? How long before a new flood policy works? Is a burst pipe covered? What if my leak was slow?

## Areas

All areas: https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/

- [Water damage and flood cleanup in Downtown Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/downtown-las-vegas/): Downtown Las Vegas water damage and flood cleanup in ZIP 89101. Vegas Creek half a mile off, FEMA Zone X at the center point. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is the center of our radius in? What is the closest named wash to Downtown Las Vegas? Which detention basin is nearest Downtown Las Vegas? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Downtown Las Vegas? Is any part of Downtown Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Flood and water damage help in West Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/west-las-vegas/): West Las Vegas flood damage help in ZIP 89106, Bonanza Village and Vegas Heights. Vegas Creek and Zone AO mapped nearby. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89106 in? What is the closest named wash to West Las Vegas? Which detention basin is nearest West Las Vegas? Is there a USGS stream gauge near West Las Vegas? Is any part of West Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage restoration in central west Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/central-west-las-vegas/): Water damage restoration for central west Las Vegas, ZIPs 89102, 89107 and 89108. Meadows and Carey basins close by on the USGS map. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89102 in? What is the closest named wash to Central West Las Vegas? Which detention basin is nearest Central West Las Vegas? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Central West Las Vegas? Is any part of Central West Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage and flood cleanup in East Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/east-las-vegas/): East Las Vegas water damage and flood cleanup around ZIP 89104. Flamingo Wash under a mile from the ZIP point, FEMA Zone X. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89104 in? What is the closest named wash to East Las Vegas? Which detention basin is nearest East Las Vegas? Is there a USGS stream gauge near East Las Vegas? Is any part of East Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage and flash flood cleanup in Winchester](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/winchester/): Winchester NV water damage and flash flood cleanup. Flamingo Wash runs through, FEMA Zone X at the Census point. Call or text (702) 602-9420 any time. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is Winchester in? What is the closest named wash to Winchester? Which detention basin is nearest Winchester? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Winchester? Is any part of Winchester near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage and flood cleanup near the Las Vegas Strip](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/las-vegas-strip/): Water damage and flood cleanup near the Las Vegas Strip, ZIPs 89109, 89169 and 89158. Tropicana Wash floodway mapped close by. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89109 in? What is the closest named wash to The Strip Corridor? Which detention basin is nearest The Strip Corridor? Is there a USGS stream gauge near The Strip Corridor? Is any part of The Strip Corridor near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Flood and water damage cleanup in Paradise](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/paradise/): Paradise NV flood and water damage cleanup in ZIPs 89119, 89120 and 89121. Tropicana Wash and Duck Creek on the USGS map. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is Paradise in? What is the closest named wash to Paradise? Which detention basin is nearest Paradise? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Paradise? Is any part of Paradise near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Flood and water damage cleanup in Sunrise Manor](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/sunrise-manor/): Sunrise Manor flood and water damage cleanup in ZIPs 89110 and 89142. Las Vegas Wash under a mile from both ZIP points. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is Sunrise Manor in? What is the closest named wash to Sunrise Manor? Which detention basin is nearest Sunrise Manor? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Sunrise Manor? Is any part of Sunrise Manor near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage and flood cleanup in North Las Vegas](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/north-las-vegas/): North Las Vegas water damage and flood cleanup in ZIPs 89030, 89031, 89032 and 89081. Near the North Las Vegas and Gowan basins. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89030 in? What is the closest named wash to North Las Vegas? Which detention basin is nearest North Las Vegas? Is there a USGS stream gauge near North Las Vegas? Is any part of North Las Vegas near a Special Flood Hazard Area?
- [Water damage cleanup in east Spring Valley](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/areas/spring-valley/): Spring Valley NV water damage cleanup in ZIPs 89103 and 89146, the east side of Spring Valley. Flamingo Wash close to 89103. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: Which FEMA flood zone is ZIP 89103 in? What is the closest named wash to Spring Valley? Which detention basin is nearest Spring Valley? Is there a USGS stream gauge near Spring Valley? Is any part of Spring Valley near a Special Flood Hazard Area?

## Guides And Tools

All guides: https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/

- [The first hour after a flash flood or burst pipe](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/flash-flood-first-hour/): The first hour after a Las Vegas flash flood or burst pipe, minute by minute, from Ready.gov, EPA and LVVWD guidance. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: How urgent is a burst pipe? Where is the main shutoff in a Las Vegas home? How deep does moving water have to be to knock me down? Should I turn off the power? When can I go back in after a flash flood?
- [Flood insurance vs homeowners water damage in Nevada](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/flood-insurance-vs-homeowners-water-damage/): Flood insurance vs homeowners water damage coverage in Nevada, explained with FEMA and Nevada Division of Insurance sources. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: What does flood insurance not protect against? Is it worth getting flood insurance in Las Vegas? Why is NFIP building coverage capped at $250,000? Can renters buy flood insurance? Does homeowners insurance cover water damage from a leak?
- [Las Vegas rain by month, NOAA normals and the monsoon](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-monsoon-rainfall-normals/): Las Vegas rain by month from NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals, plus what the monsoon and caliche mean for flash floods. Call or text (702) 602-9420. Answers: How much rain does Las Vegas get a year? What is the rainiest month in Las Vegas? When is monsoon season in Las Vegas? Why does Las Vegas flood with so little rain? How many days a year does it rain?
- [Las Vegas washes and detention basins on the USGS map](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/las-vegas-washes-and-detention-basins/): Las Vegas washes and detention basins on the USGS map, with distances from central Las Vegas and gauge links. Call or text (702) 602-9420 any time. Answers: What is a wash in Las Vegas? What is a detention basin? Which wash is closest to the Strip? Who runs the flood channels? Is it safe to walk in a dry wash?
- [FEMA flood zones in central Las Vegas, point by point](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/guides/fema-flood-zones-central-las-vegas/): FEMA flood zones in central Las Vegas, point by point for 30 places and ZIPs, with zone meanings from FEMA. Call or text (702) 602-9420 any time. Answers: What flood zone is most of central Las Vegas in? What is Zone AO? What is a 100 year flood? What is shaded Zone X? Do I need flood insurance in Zone X?
- [Flood risk near me, by ZIP or neighborhood](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/flood-risk/): Las Vegas flood zone lookup by ZIP or neighborhood. FEMA zone, nearest wash, detention basin and USGS gauge for 30 points. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: How the lookup works. What the zones mean. All lookup points.

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- [Frequently asked questions](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/faq/): Answers on Las Vegas flood zones, flash flood season, drying times and flood insurance, with .gov sources. Call or text (702) 602-9420 any time. Answers: What area do you cover? How do I reach you? Do you have an office I can visit? Where do your flood numbers come from? Is my home in a flood zone?
- [About Las Vegas Flood Restoration](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/about/): About Las Vegas Flood Restoration, a flood and water damage service for central Las Vegas built on FEMA, USGS and NOAA data. Call (702) 602-9420. Answers: What we do. Why the site is built on flood data. Where we work. How to reach us.
- [Contact Las Vegas Flood Restoration](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/contact/): Contact Las Vegas Flood Restoration for flood and water damage in central Las Vegas. Call or text (702) 602-9420 with your street and a photo. Answers: What to send. Where we work.
- [How to check us](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/how-to-check-us/): How to check Las Vegas Flood Restoration. One number, (702) 602-9420, every flood number linked to its .gov source, and the paperwork to ask for. Answers: The number. The data. The paperwork. Your insurer. Machine readable facts.
- [Privacy](https://lasvegasfloodrestoration.com/privacy/): Privacy at Las Vegas Flood Restoration. No forms. Google and Cloudflare analytics count visits. The flood lookup stays in your browser. (702) 602-9420.